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  1. Talk to Me principles - Engaging older people final.pdf

    area. • If there is a group of people interested in a particular activity, investigate taking the class to them. For example at the local day centre. • Look into local transport options. Depending on how ... Study the local community’s demographics, and ask people when is a good time for you to attend a class. For example, some older people will not leave the house after a certain time of night. They may not

  2. Annual Review 2016-17 (PDF)

    little contact with the outside world. It helps me cope with my feelings of loneliness.’ Janet ‘The classes are really good. I like meeting with the others and I feel it benefits me.’ Jim 7 8 9 7.5m The Age ... acoustic neuroma in her brain, she was leading an active life and taking part in dance and exercise classes held by Age UK Blackburn with Darwen. But the surgery Mary needed meant that she completely lost

  3. Fit as a Fiddle evaluation report (PDF)

    improved mental wellbeing: "I would say, I don't actually run any sort of mental wellbeing groups, or classes, but I would like to consider that it's part of every group. But it's also helping them with, … raising ... participate in any activities outside the complex. Ella and other residents took part in armchair exercise classes based on site, which were therefore easy to access. For other activities, such as swimming, which

  4. One_Digital_Phase_1_Evaluation-Full_Report.pdf

    basis to develop their digital skills - leading or helping at drop-in sessions or extended support classes • Digital Champions are recognised as one when registered as a member of the Digital Champions Network ... technology availability • A suite of learning approaches from one-to-one sessions to more structured classes is useful to have available, whilst acknowledging one-to-one sessions tend to be more beneficial

  5. Cascade Training Programme - Final Evaluation Report (July 2015).pdf

    uk/ukpga/2014/23/contents/enacted 3 Age Concern Central Lancashire and the Older Men’s Network are classed as a single expert organisation, as the latter provides support to the former. 10 Organisations ... for example discussing the Moving Moments programme: I was able to tailor it to the end of Zumba classes and the volunteers who attend residential homes and day care centres were able to [apply the programme]

  6. CRS_Sept15_Age_UK_submission_to_Work_and_Pensions_Committee_Inquiry_on_benefit_delivery.pdf

    sanctioned and had been instructed to attend Maths and English classes. However, because of the sanctions she did not have enough money to get to the classes. 9. In another example, an Age UK adviser helped a

  7. LAD_2021_race_day_guide.pdf

  8. Act Now, Age Better leaflet by Age UK.pdf

    30-minute swim at a comfortable pace. Two 10-minute walks during the day. 20-minute dance session (in a class or at home). Walk, jog, or volunteer at Parkrun (5K). 30-minute nature walk with a friend or family

  9. Welcome to Age UK Perkz (PDF)pdf

  10. 2025 Fundraising Guide

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